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a live lof >>> and just seconds before 5:00 now on this friday morning.rancisco's sky line there. beautiful start to the weekend. good morning. thanks for starting your morning here with us on "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. everything got cleaned off from all of that rain. little bit of a break today. >> a little bit of a break and tomorrow morning we'll watch another system moving in, quickly, though, so you can still get out there for your saturday afternoon plans. look at storm ranger, mobile doppler radar, giving us a clean sweep this morning, before you step out the door. we're seeing a few clouds and once again the next storm system moving in from the pacific northwest will bring us some rain. we'll see mostly cloudy skies today. few peeks of sunshine here and there and especially for the north bay. we'll see the rain starting to move in later on tonight and sweeping through in the morning. we'll take a closer look at the time line coming up. mike, you're updating the two crashes. >> the two crashes from before.

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, that is getting some people in china, not xi jinping, but some, want to do the rea right thing, a lofheft inside of china. ashley: they know about it. ashley: >> of course, they know because they participate in it. this is a confusion idea a have to be honest and up right, and everyone knows they are not, have you a number of senior former officials in last week, have come out, and criticized xi jinping for his policies for this, and other reasons, they don't like it. ashley: i read australia yarch , saying this will go until 2020 it is more than just a trade war, it is greater. would you agree? >> absolutely, you see chinese behavior across the board. ashley: militarily aggressive. >> in south china sea and east china sea as well, china is going in all wrong direction. xi jinping believes in malice political control, you have a crime against humanitarian in what chinese call since john. i did detention and eliminate religion islam, the world has not paid attention, these are concentration camps. you know, china is just across the board. ashley: not changing overnight. but -- it takes

let's bring in former chair of the dnc and former virginia koerch terry mccol lof, you have been in the trenches of the democratic party for a long time. you've seen big victories and big defeats. how do you assess what happened this week in the midterm elections 2018? >> listen, if i would have said the day before -- i think we'll end up with 40 house seats, netting 70 governorships and seven knew chambers, you wouldn't believe me. this was a huge win for the democratic party. i traveled to 22 states campaigning the last couple months, big effort trying to make sure we win governorships. we have governors in michigan, illinois, wisconsin, now in kansas, nevada, new mexico, in maine for the redistricting in 2021. we got clobbered in 2010 and then they used that in 2011 to redraw maps all over the country. 2020 will be a new census. we have democratic governors in these key states and it will also help us. i as governor had a record number of vetoes. horrible anti-environment, pro-gun, and anti-voting rights. you now will have governors in these states that will veto that horrible legisl

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he doesn't know the definition of it and he actually means i'm a patriot, i lof ve my country,r does it means and he's doubling down on the very definition that was just rejected by the french president? >> i think it's very clear he knows what he means. he qualified what he said by saying i'm interested and i love the rest of the world, but my country first. my country first is much more nationalism than patriotism. now europeans have learned and paid a very, very dear price for the excesses of nationalists in the past century with the first world war, with the second world war, with a number of other conflicts between. since those two great big wars, in the united states, memories are not as long, perhaps, as in europe where people live among those fields where people died and memories are much stronger. i don't think that anybody here feels trump was simply ignorant. i think there is an understanding there have been people around him in his inner circle who use that word in exactly the sense that the rest of the world understands it. there's no reason to think that the president d

. >> and eleanor, i want to ask you about the way donald trump is reacting to lof this. there's much has been made of what a tv presidency this is, but washington has been a tv town for some time. when you were on the mclaughlin group and those of us were growing up watching it, that is where the table was set. and only thing that's changed is it's happened faster and constantly. with that in mind i read to you the reports about donald trump watching tv, and it says every time he sees michael cohen on tv he grows aggrieved and cohen is now seen as an existential threat at or more so than the investigation itself because when trump sees him on-air he knows this was his fixer for so many issues. >> well, and he says that michael cohen is a weak person, michael cohen is lying. at the same time rudy giuliani, who's speaking on the president's behalf as his lawyer, said that the president's answers in his written document to mueller lines up with what michael cohen said. now, i'd like to see that released, if this white house really wants us to believe this president has any

i hav had been wrong about a lof things. he said what if we pushed too far. what if i was 15 to 20 years too early and they realized it was a much more profoundiz question about the direction of the country. i will come back to it. i wrote this because when i went to work for the obama campaign, i was 29-years-old and relatively anonymous. so i had a vantage point over a decade of coming-of-age in this rule in the white house and i thought i could with my experience be an entry point for the readers to see how they change personally empowered perspective on politicsu could show a bit of what happened and how things ended up the way they did. it seems almost impossibly a time ago. the first major speech was in the summer of 2007. he called for going in to pakistan and he called for direct diplomacy with iran and thought it would be a major step to lay out the foreign policy would be as president. bywever, he was attacked by his opponents for saying he was going to pakistan. i moved up to chicago my girlfriend at the time, wife now thought i was doing this incr

. >> -- i think young voters have some solve the lof the lowest ts in the country. >> yeah. >> what are you seeing, first of all how did you do that and what does beto replicate that might throw this into a tossup? >> ten years ago, president obama became president of the united states. we were talking about it during the break of lines of two miles of all these people waiting to vote for barack obama. when i saw the beto lines today, they looked like those kinds of lines. candidates matter. we're all smart political operatives and don't matter as much as visions of candidates and people who really inspire people. especially young americans. right? and beto has done that. stacey abrams has done that. andrew gillum has done that. then there's real grassroots organizing about getting people involved. social media makes it much easier to organize folks today. the single-most persuasive person if you're going to vote is your friend or family member saying, hey, i'm going to vote, come with me, let's do this. that's. what people are doing for these candidates they really believe in. >> do yo

yes, i yes, i was spending a lof time with voters, especially conservative voters. i was in about 12 states, many battlegrounds, house and senate races and i heard from a lot of white evangelical and catholic voters. i think what happened, as we are talking what happened with conservative religious voters, what also happen was a democrat julie turned out the cycle. the difference is that then white social conservatives really turned out which gave them the ability to hold the senate and then went democrats kept the house, we were left with these like very divergent and increasingly extreme visions. i don't need to keep telling you all everything you already know about that. and how we do that every day. but the power of the white social conservative voting bloc, specifically to achieve its ends, it's been a crazily remarkable to me. as much as democrats were celebrating, this as a blue ble italy strengthened a week after the initial election results came through, all the sources i was talking to an voters i would call in state even went democrats pick up how seat, t